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Spiegel, which filed for bankruptcy protection Chapter 11 in March 2003, views the pending deal as “a very positive step,” says spokesperson Debbie Koopman. “We’re working toward a transaction that ...
Spiegel Inc. is holding a clearance sale, looking to sell its namesake home and apparel catalog and its chain of Eddie Bauer stores. If completed, the deals would shut down the Chicago retailing ic… ...
The Spiegel Group announced on Feb. 21 that it would sell its private-label credit-card business, which includes its First Consumers National Bank subsidiary, and shutter 45 underperforming Eddie ...
<TAB>Spiegel Inc., owner of Eddie Bauer stores and the Spiegel catalog, sought bankruptcy protection to deal with $1.7 billion in debt and more than $727 million in losses over two years. <@SM ...
Spiegel Inc., the bankrupt retailer that pioneered mail-order marketing, yesterday won court approval to sell its flagship catalog business to private equity firm Pangea Holdings Ltd. for $53.4 ...
In fact, Spiegel Catalog’s customer list might be one of the few reasons why the property might be worth purchasing, analysts said. Then again, those customers haven’t helped the catalog much.
The private-equity owner of the women’s clothing catalogs Spiegel and Newport News is close to buying Massachusetts-based mail-order company Appleseed’s, according to sources familiar w… ...
Spiegel, which was the first catalog retailer to offer its customers credit and is the publisher of the Spiegel and Newport News catalogs, said March 11 that it missed performance requirements ...
Spiegel, Inc., and Ebony magazine, responding to a growing black consumer market, said Tuesday that they plan to launch a new clothing catalog for contemporary black women. The nation’s largest ...
At the same time, they are working with the Spiegel marketing department to plan the catalog for spring 1991, trying to predict what customers will be wanting then.
Spiegel Inc. is closing 60 of its Eddie Bauer stores -- including the one in San Francisco's Union Square -- as part of an effort to cut costs in the face of bankruptcy.